All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA)

    EXAMINING THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (IDENTIFICATION) ACT, 2022     WRITTEN BY: MANUSHI UPADHYAYA 2 ND YEAR B.A. LL. B HONS. MAHARASHTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI   EDITED BY:VAISHNAVI PARATE 3 RD YEAR, LL.B SHRI NATHMAL GOENKA LAW COLLEGE, AKOLA   On 18 th April 2022, the Parliament of India passed Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022 [1] with the goal of authorizing the collection and preservation of measurements of convicts and other individuals for the purposes of identification and criminal investigation. This Act replaced the Identification of Prisoners Act, of 1920 [2] in turn expanding the scope of data that can be collected, the persons who are authorized to collect such data, as well as the persons whose data can be collected. Section 2(1)(b) defines the term “Measurements” as something that includes finger impressions, palm-print impressions, foot-print impressio

                        Cybercrime against women in India                                                                                                  Written By:                                                        Babita Pandey                                                        1 st year L.L.B                                   VPM’S T.M.C Law College, Thane, Maharashtra.                                                  Edited By:                                             Poojitha Polichetty                                          3 rd year BA.L.LB(Gen)                                DR. Ambedkar Global Law Institute, Tirupati.     INTRODUCTION:   In India, with the increase in the use of technology, there is an increase in cybercrime. Cybercrime and exploitation of women are rising and this is a danger to an individual’s overall security. According to the data published by NCRB, there is a spike in cases of cybercrime against wom

    WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN INDIA   WRITTEN BY: SUKRITI DUBEY 3RD YEAR  BBA LLB CHANDERPRABHU JAIN COLLEGE OF HIGHER STUDIES AND SCHOOL OF LAW, GGSIPU   EDITED BY: YASH JAIN 5 TH YEAR B.B.A.LL.B.(H) AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA   Introduction Swami Vivekananda, India’s patriotic saint, quoted, “There is no chance for the welfare of the world unless the condition of women is improved, and it is not possible for a bird to fly on only one wing.” Women are the one of that gender who is an unshielded group of society. They had faced a lot of, discrimination, domestic violence, ill-treatment, and exploitation and still, some are facing it. Not just in India, but in the whole world, women want dignity, respect, and opportunity same as men. India is a democratic country. It has one of the most lengthy and detailed constitutions. And now, Indian legislation came with strict provisions from time to time which changed some of the women's daily life circumstances too.